,|n, ,in, so the , in, so the temperatures drop, sink in, so the temperatures drop, but we should see more sunshine across the northern half of the country. so it is blustery showers and sunshine in the north, more cloudy with rain in the south on saturday. by sunday, we are into that colder air, so plenty of sunshine. turning wintry on the hills across scotland and then we look to this new area of low pressure which will push in of the atlantic on sunday, and this feature could bring sleet and snow. temperatures will be lower for all areas on sunday. the area of low pressure could bring milder, wet and windy weather to the south for a time. it is on its northern flank where we could see snow across northern england and scotland.

hello and welcome to sportsday. a night for hampden heroes, can scotland keep themselves in the nations league elite. emma raducanu has started great britain's quest to become the top nation in women's tennis, we'll have the latest from spain. england have fallen short in the autumn internationals so far, we'll check in at twickenham ahead of their test against the world champions. also coming up on sportsday... a credible boxing contest or a slap in the face for the sport, we'll head live to texas where mike tyson is getting back into the ring at the age of 58. evening, we had that morale boosting

win in athens last night as england got themselves back on track in the nations league, what can we expect in belfast and glasgow later. northern ireland could be celebrating promotion from group c, the third tier, we'll have more on their game against belarus in a moment, but for scotland, there could be very different emotions after their match at hampden park, they have struggled in the top tier, a single point from their four games, finds them rooted to the bottom, and if they fail to win against croatia they could be relegated tonight. sheelagh mclaren is at the game. scotla nd scotland are still looking for their first win in this group, but they come into this one with a bit of positivity after earning a draw against portugal here last time out. two games left to try to get off the bottom of the group and give themselves a chance of staying in themselves a chance of staying in the top tier of the nation �*s league. there's also a possibility they could finish in second place,

and with that, become part one seeds for the world cup draw next month. to keep that dream alive, they will need to be croatia tonight scoring two goals in the process. what do fans think of their chances. fix, two goals in the process. what do fans think of their chances. a total hat trick. right _ fans think of their chances. a total hat trick. right foot, _ fans think of their chances. a total hat trick. right foot, left - fans think of their chances. a total hat trick. right foot, left foot, - hat trick. right foot, left foot, header. that's what i feel about the game. header. that's what i feel about the name. , , header. that's what i feel about the name. , y header. that's what i feel about the name. , , , , game. definitely. something is “ust missinu game. definitely. something is “ust missing creates fl game. definitely. something is “ust missing creates a i game. definitely. something is “ust missing creates a more i game. definitely. something isjust missing creates a more chances - game. definitely. something isjust missing creates a more chances we| missing creates a more chances we will be _ missing creates a more chances we will be fine~ — missing creates a more chances we will be fine. hopefully tonight turn it into _ will be fine. hopefully tonight turn it into a _ will be fine. hopefully tonight turn it into a win for the last home game~ — it into a win for the last home came. �* , , ., ., it into a win for the last home came. �*, , ., ., ., , ., game. it's been more than a year since, game. it's been more than a year since. in's _ game. it's been more than a year since, in's last _ game. it's been more than a year since, in's last competitive - since, in's last competitive victory, but many of the camp feel they have not got the points their performances have deserved. tonight is a chance to put that right and set up a final day showdown against poland in warsaw on monday. northern ireland are top of their group in league c, and could secure promotion with a game to spare this evening,

they face belarus at windsor park — where a win could also have big implications for world cup qualification. there's some healthy competition for places in michael o'neill's young squad — not least in goal. stephen watson reports. a trio of goalkeepers, billy peacock farrell and luc southwood, all vying to earn a place in the starting line—up. the manager believes the competition is a nice headache for him. ~ , , ., ., him. five goalkeepers now that we would obviously _ him. five goalkeepers now that we would obviously choose _ him. five goalkeepers now that we would obviously choose three - him. five goalkeepers now that we | would obviously choose three from. we've got billy back. he was injured in previous camp, we were delighted with how pierce played in the games. so, i never would just if you give them the jersey, you so, i never would just if you give them thejersey, you hold onto it. 19—year—old charles earned rave reviews after making his senior debut last month. alongside hezbollah shay. i’m

debut last month. alongside hezbollah shay. debut last month. alongside hezbollah sha. �* , ,, , hezbollah shay. i'm impressed but not surprised _ hezbollah shay. i'm impressed but not surprised in _ hezbollah shay. i'm impressed but not surprised in a _ hezbollah shay. i'm impressed but not surprised in a way. _ hezbollah shay. i'm impressed but not surprised in a way. watched i hezbollah shay. i'm impressed but. not surprised in a way. watched him all the _ not surprised in a way. watched him all the way— not surprised in a way. watched him all the way when he was younger, i know_ all the way when he was younger, i know his _ all the way when he was younger, i know his talent and how good he can be. ., ., �* , ., , be. northern ireland's greatest ever goalkeeper. — be. northern ireland's greatest ever goalkeeper, home _ be. northern ireland's greatest ever goalkeeper, home yesterday - be. northern ireland's greatest ever goalkeeper, home yesterday to - be. northern ireland's greatest ever i goalkeeper, home yesterday to launch the super cup and i youth tournament. he played world cups. and like pierce charles made his first international appearance as a teenager. first international appearance as a teenaaer. , ., ., . , teenager. sometimes ignorance is bliss. whenever _ teenager. sometimes ignorance is bliss. whenever i _ teenager. sometimes ignorance is bliss. whenever i saw _ teenager. sometimes ignorance is bliss. whenever i saw him - teenager. sometimes ignorance is bliss. whenever i saw him on - teenager. sometimes ignorance is bliss. whenever i saw him on the l bliss. whenever i saw him on the international team, harley greg would have got more of a goalkeeper, thatis would have got more of a goalkeeper, that is it. ~ ., , . that is it. whoever gets elected knows a clean _ that is it. whoever gets elected knows a clean sheet _ that is it. whoever gets elected knows a clean sheet will - that is it. whoever gets elected knows a clean sheet will go - that is it. whoever gets elected knows a clean sheet will go a i that is it. whoever gets elected i knows a clean sheet will go a long way to help northern ireland achieve nation �*s league success. stephen watson, bbc news. more football for you later on sportsday. let's move on to tennis.

great britain are playing their first tie in the billiejean king cup finals. they are facing germany in malaga in the first round, the last 16. emma raducanu is playing in the first match againstjule niemeyer. it's raducanu's first competitive match for nearly two months after straining ligaments in her foot. but she is still above her opponent in the world rankings. so far — that's showed. raducanu getting the only break in the first set, and in the last few minutes closing it out to win 6—4. these are live pictures from malaga, the british number one katie boulter v laura siegemund. olivia nicholls and heather watson will play if deciding doubles is needed defending champions canada are waiting in the quarterfinals for the winner of this one. we've already had one result today, the hsots spain were beaten by poland you can follow this match

on the bbc sport website or the bbc iplayer. it's four years since the fed cup, changed it's name to the billiejean king cup, in honour of the woman who has done more for equality in the sport than any other. a trailblazer and activist and also a 12 time grand slam singles champion, she is in spain and still looking to the future and ways to improve the game , she's been talking to our tennis correspondent russell fuller about how she thinks the sport needs to modernise. at first would like to see names and numbers on the back of the shirt in tennis, notjust team sports, but... to make it more accessible to fans? i to make it more accessible to fans? iwahl _ to make it more accessible to fans? i want to— to make it more accessible to fans? i want to make it easy for fans. i think it should be 1234, not 15 love 30 love. i didn't come from tennis, i'm like what does that mean? aha, lat i'm like what does that mean? a lot of traditionalists _ i'm like what does that mean? a lot of traditionalists would _ i'm like what does that mean? a lot

of traditionalists would hate to hear _ of traditionalists would hate to hear you — of traditionalists would hate to hear you say that.— of traditionalists would hate to hear you say that. they hate to -- they don't — hear you say that. they hate to -- they don't agree _ hear you say that. they hate to -- they don't agree with _ hear you say that. they hate to -- they don't agree with me - hear you say that. they hate to -- they don't agree with me at all. i hear you say that. they hate to -- i they don't agree with me at all. you think of the average fan that we have, what is their age? and if we want to get eight, nine, ten, 11, 12—year—old children involved in our sport, we have to make it accessible to them, not to a 60—year—old or a 55—year—old fan. we have to grow the sport. i think the sport itselfjust to watch it is amazing. the players have gotten better and better, like every sport. i think tennis is just phenomenal. we met would you change the scoring system and any other way? would you get rid ofjuice and advantage? some of the things we have done with team tennis in the old days, we got rid of it because we want to make the matches we want to shorten matches. people have much shorter attention spans now. we have to think about what the young people want, not what we want. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other sports stories.

alexander zverev will face taylor fritz in the semi—finals of the season ending atp finals after beating carlos alcaraz. the spaniard, who has struggled forform in turin, is now on the brink of being eliminated from the tournament. northern ireland's rory mcilroy and englishman tyrell hatton are both a shot off the lead at the dp world tour championship. they're 8 under par with frenchman antoine rozner leading the way. mcillroy needs a top 11 finish to win the season—long race to dubai for a sixth time. england's record test wicket taker james anderson is a step closer to making his indian premier league debut. the 42—year—old, who has retired from international duty, is one of 37 english players who have made the first cut for the ipl auction, but there's nojofra archer on the list. and india have posted their second highest t20 total — 283 in their fourth and final match against south africa. tilak varma top scored injohannesburg with 120 offjust 47 balls. in their chase, south africa are x—x. india lead the four

match series 2—1. it's another weekend of autumn internationals in rugby union, the first of them is actually tonight, ireland taking on argentina in dublin. scotland have made 14 changes to their side for the test against portugal at murrayfield tomorrow and that's followed by england desperate for their first win of the series, but they have the springboks and on sunday in cardiff, defeat against australia would stretch wales' losing streak to 11, an all time low. but let's return to that game at twickenham, where england have been narrowly beaten by the the all blacks and australia over the past fortnight, and they have arguably their toughest match tomorrow, against the world champions south africa. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is there, they should know each other pretty well andy, they've had some really tight

encounters, inclduing a 1 point game in last years world cup. after defeat to the wallabies last weekend, england are down to seventh that's right. they went into that world cup semifinal last year against south africa as hefty underdogs and they very nearly one in the match, but they know they are going to have to produce something very special indeed if they are to avenge that defeat here tomorrow. england have made full changes —— for changes beaten by australia here last weekend. freddy stewart coming in for george burbank. but he is so solid, so reliable under the highball and his suggestion perhaps that england might be going for more of a kicking approach against the springboks rather than a more

expansive style that we saw against australia last weekend, but south africa, of course, just so strong in every department, they are the world champions, also the new world number ones having replaced ireland at the top of the rankings. they have made 12 changes to the side which beat scotland last weekend. brought back so many of their star players, including their captain, and after that grouping world cup semifinal last year, those teams can hardly wait. ~ , , . last year, those teams can hardly wait. , , ., last year, those teams can hardly wait. , , . wait. we pushed them close that day. an emotional— wait. we pushed them close that day. an emotional day _ wait. we pushed them close that day. an emotional day looking _ wait. we pushed them close that day. an emotional day looking back- wait. we pushed them close that day. an emotional day looking back on - wait. we pushed them close that day. an emotional day looking back on it. i an emotional day looking back on it. ithihi

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a 50% win ratio. something has to change, doesn't it? it a 50% win ratio. something has to change, doesn't it?— change, doesn't it? it certainly under scrutiny. _ world cup last year. he's rebuilding the s: uad . ., , change, doesn't it? it certainly under scrutiny. _ change, doesn't it? it certainly under scrutiny. as _ change, doesn't it? it certainly under scrutiny. as you - change, doesn't it? it certainly under scrutiny. as _ change, doesn't it? it certainly under scrutiny. as you - change, doesn't it? it certainly under scrutiny. as you say, - change, doesn't it? it certainlyj under scrutiny. as you say, it's been such a frustrating autumn, change, doesn't it? it certainly under scrutiny. as you say, - change, doesn't it? it certainlyj under scrutiny. as you say, it's been such a frustrating autumn, really, they were ahead against new really, they were ahead against new zealand when they lost it right at zealand when they lost it right at the end, they were right against the end, they were right against australia then lost it right at the australia then lost it right at the end. this habit of throwing away end. this habit of throwing away winning positions is becoming winning positions is becoming something of a worry for them. something of a worry for them. they've now lost five out of their they've now lost five out of their last six matches, and all of those last six matches, and all of those five defeats have really been just five defeats have really been just by a handful of points. i think by a handful of points. i think there also be concerns about some of there also be concerns about some of there also be concerns about some of the defensive frailties that we saw there also be concerns about some of the defensive frailties that we saw against australia last weekend. against australia last weekend. remember, england conceded 42 points remember, england conceded 42 points against the wallabies. so he knows against the wallabies. so he knows england needs to improve. he will england needs to improve. he will perhaps point to the fact that perhaps point to the fact that england had a lot of their england had a lot of their established stars retiring after the established stars retiring after the world cup last year. he's rebuilding world cup last year. he's rebuilding

the squad the squad and that rebuilding process always takes time. it perhaps points to the fact that england

it's always disappointing when anyone falls foul of the rules. when it's as serious is this it's extremely saddening. i've known him since he was about 12 years of age, i've known his family for many years coming as a lovely family and it's heartbreaking to read the finding that we've had served upon us, so it's a sad day actually. it that we've had served upon us, so it's a sad day actually.— it's a sad day actually. it sends out a strong — it's a sad day actually. it sends out a strong message. - it's a sad day actually. it sends out a strong message. in - it's a sad day actually. it sends out a strong message. in the l it's a sad day actually. it sends i out a strong message. in the last year we've had ten chinese players face a range of sanctions, including two lifetime bands. has newco got a problem are you just on top of these issues? problem are you “ust on top of these issues? ~ , issues? wherever there is live s - orts, issues? wherever there is live sports. there _ issues? wherever there is live sports, there will _ issues? wherever there is live sports, there will be _ issues? wherever there is live sports, there will be betting i issues? wherever there is live | sports, there will be betting on that sport. people will always try and infiltrate the group. this is a worldwide issue in every single sport in the world. what we have is a 0—tolerance approach to this kind of behaviour. we will not tolerate it. we will step in and we do have systems to monitor the bedding, the

matches and everything all wrong the way. we step in, we take it seriously, marking in this instance it's been suspended for quite some time pending the outcome of this hearing and we willjust not tolerate this kind of behaviour. at the end of the day, there are hundreds of millions of snooker fans worldwide, many of those people are buying tickets, buying tickets to come and watch it live, may be subscribing to online or watching it live on the bbc. 0ur duty has to be to the sport itself first. the integrity of the sport and the confidence people have in the product that we deliver is of paramount importance. and that is why we take this kind of action so seriously. a five year ban from snooker. british cyclist lizzie deignan will retire from the sport at the end of next season, a world champion on the road and track she won silver at the london 2012 olympics in the road race, team gb�*s first medal at the games. now 35, she has been

a leading voice in the sport for equality in cycling, increasing wages for women and also contract flexibilty for those who want to start families, she has two children herself. i'v e i've turned professional 18 seasons ago and earning 200 euros a month, there's now a minimum wage, there is so many different things in our contracts in our world tour in terms of a certain amount of tv coverage, media coverage i'm really pleased that i've been a part of that and doing things like having children in the middle of my career at the height of my career i think contribute to the fact that women are taken seriously in the sport. has are taken seriously in the sport. as promised, more football for you. there's a full round of fixtures in the women's super league coming up, including a north london derby tomorrow at the tottenham hotspur stadium and the merseyside derby at goodison park on sunday, today's football news show has taken

a close look at all the weekend's wsl games and ben croucher wasjoined byjoe currie. we are being truly spoiled and the women super leak this weekend. here are saturday's fixtures. what can we look forward to? women football fans are in for a treat this we are they? it all kicks with brighton at home, brighton avenue had a fantastic start of the season. i think anybody who saw that coming, west ham have only won once the season, they will be looking to improve on that. then we have the north london derby live on the bbc, spurs have only ever beaten arsenal once and it was a fixture at the spurs stadium in front of 20,000 fans, can they repeated again? and then, look at this, chelsea, manchester city, it is the top two in the table, potentially a title decider, we are in for a treat, aren't we? i potentially a title decider, we are in for a treat, aren't we?- in for a treat, aren't we? i think it is too early — in for a treat, aren't we? i think it is too early in _ in for a treat, aren't we? i think it is too early in the _ in for a treat, aren't we? i think it is too early in the season - in for a treat, aren't we? i think it is too early in the season to l it is too early in the season to call it— it is too early in the season to call it that, _ it is too early in the season to call it that, but chelsea is used to

being _ call it that, but chelsea is used to being the — call it that, but chelsea is used to being the team that is chaste, and they dont— being the team that is chaste, and they don't mind going ahead and sitting _ they don't mind going ahead and sitting on— they don't mind going ahead and sitting on top of the table and having — sitting on top of the table and having that kind of pressure and expectation on them, sol having that kind of pressure and expectation on them, so i think they will feel— expectation on them, so i think they will feel more comfortable putting themselves in that position and also feeling _ themselves in that position and also feeling that they are in control of what _ feeling that they are in control of what could unfold as the season progresses. what could unfold as the season progresses-— what could unfold as the season rouresses. ,, . j, , , progresses. sunday's fixtures very important. — progresses. sunday's fixtures very important. but _ progresses. sunday's fixtures very important, but at _ progresses. sunday's fixtures very important, but at the _ progresses. sunday's fixtures very important, but at the other- progresses. sunday's fixtures very important, but at the other end i progresses. sunday's fixtures very important, but at the other end ofj important, but at the other end of the table. a lot of teams looking to pick up points, particularly aston villa, they have won yet the season, the squad that they've got, they've done better than they have so far, at home for crystal palace, for a season in the ws l going pretty well at the moment. they are currently routed to the bottom of the table. they've never went to goodison park. can they finally do it in the merseyside derby and it all finishes with lester versus manchester united at three p:m.. the key thing about this, all games being played at the club's maine stadiums. brute this, all games being played at the club's maine stadiums.— club's maine stadiums. we are breakin: club's maine stadiums. we are breaking new _ club's maine stadiums. we are breaking new ground - club's maine stadiums. we are breaking new ground yet - club's maine stadiums. we are| breaking new ground yet again, admittedly in the women super leak

on a lot of those teams but still not all of them play at their biggest stadiums on a regular basis, the likes of arsenal sell tens of thousands of tickets to the emirates on a regular basis. 0ther thousands of tickets to the emirates on a regular basis. other teams are still struggling to really fill them, so certainly for this weekend it is a big marketing window for what these two leagues can do, isn't it? you can find joe on that live coverage on bbc one from 145 tomorrow with a full preview on the football news show. you can find out right now on the bbc iplayer. you certainly an _ two years ago, boxers katie taylor and amanda serrano made history in new york, headlining at madison square garden, the first women's fight to do so at the iconic venue. latertonight, it's the rematch in texas. where taylor defends her status as undisputed light welterweight world champion, but they are sharing top billing. former world heavyweighth champion, mike tyson, who's now 58, taking on youtuber turned boxer jake paul, who is 27.

kal sajad has been reporting from arlington all week in the build up to this, british promoter eddie hearn dismissing the bout as "dangerous, irresponsible and disrespectful to boxing." the rules have been tweaked, eight, two—minute rounds, dismissing the bout as "dangerous, irresponsible and disrespectful to boxing." the boxing purists will not want to hear this. jake paul has a social media following up 70 million people, but, everyone here is to hear to see mike tyson. there are so many fans here fuelled by nostalgia, wanted to see if the old—timers still got it. so really big pro mike tyson crowd. brute still got it. so really big pro mike tyson crowd-— still got it. so really big pro mike tyson crowd. still got it. so really big pro mike t son crowd. ~ ., ., , ., , ., tyson crowd. we are no strangers to this. it tyson crowd. we are no strangers to this- it seems — tyson crowd. we are no strangers to this. it seems we _ tyson crowd. we are no strangers to this. it seems we have _ tyson crowd. we are no strangers to

this. it seems we have these - tyson crowd. we are no strangers to this. it seems we have these kind ofj this. it seems we have these kind of exhibition fights crossover fights between ufc and boxing. when we have the likes of jake paul involved, is it all about the likes and follows now? ~ , ., ., ~' it all about the likes and follows now? ~ i. ., ~ ,., now? well, you would think so. the impression — now? well, you would think so. the impression l — now? well, you would think so. the impression i get _ now? well, you would think so. the impression i get this _ now? well, you would think so. the impression i get this week - now? well, you would think so. the impression i get this week are - now? well, you would think so. the impression i get this week are both | impression i get this week are both fighters are taking this seriously. they've got a lot to lose. mike tyson, does he really want to have a loss on his record to dent his legacy to a former youtube or former disney star? equally jake legacy to a former youtube or former disney star? equallyjake paul legacy to a former youtube or former disney star? equally jake paul loses disney star? equallyjake paul loses to mike tyson, the hype train, the phenomenon thatjake paul is in boxing, that kind of comes to a halt. they are taking it seriously, but this is a real show, you know? this isn't a traditional conventional boxing fight stop what they are both going leave texas much richer. the purse for theirfight, only 82—minute rounds come it's not proper boxing. the gloves will be larger to soften the blows. they are going to make a lot of money out of

it. now, netflix are getting involved they've got huge reach for streaming. boxing is going to benefit. they are going to benefit from that reach as well. thea;r benefit. they are going to benefit from that reach as well.— from that reach as well. they are auoin to from that reach as well. they are going to earn _ from that reach as well. they are going to earn career-high - from that reach as well. they are i going to earn career-high paydays, going to earn career—high paydays, seven figures. they are benefiting financially. now, the big question is those fans are going to tune into netflix, 283 millions of drivers worldwide. how many of those will be cultivated into hard—core boxing fans? cultivated into hard-core boxing fans? �* ., ., , ., cultivated into hard-core boxing fans? ., ., fans? and how many of those will continue following _ fans? and how many of those will continue following their _ fans? and how many of those will continue following their career? l fans? and how many of those will. continue following their career? we just don't know. and we just don't know if netflix will continue with boxing or whether this is a one off. a lot of unknowns at the moment. but what we do know is that the reach of netflix is huge. what we do know is that the reach of netflix is huge-— netflix is huge. let's talk about “ust netflix is huge. let's talk about just briefly _ netflix is huge. let's talk about just briefly if — netflix is huge. let's talk about just briefly if you _ netflix is huge. let's talk about just briefly if you can _ netflix is huge. let's talk about just briefly if you can the - netflix is huge. let's talk about | just briefly if you can the serrano and taylor fight. just briefly if you can the serrano and taylorfight. serrano just briefly if you can the serrano and taylor fight. serrano thought she should've wanted a couple of years ago, fight for the ages, really, madison square garden. who has got the edge tonight? it is really, madison square garden. who has got the edge tonight?— has got the edge tonight? it is so difficult to call. _ has got the edge tonight? it is so difficult to call. two _ has got the edge tonight? it is so difficult to call. two of _ has got the edge tonight? it is so difficult to call. two of the - has got the edge tonight? it is so difficult to call. two of the best i

difficult to call. two of the best competitors in the history of female boxing. i'm going to sit on the fence. ijust don't know who has the edge. 55 winning treat, but eventually that loss, we don't know. that's what makes it a great fight. we just don't know which way it's going to go. in predicting it will be another good one.— going to go. in predicting it will be another good one. plenty to write about later- — be another good one. plenty to write about later. many _ be another good one. plenty to write about later. many thanks _ be another good one. plenty to write about later. many thanks indeed. - about later. many thanks indeed. that does just about it for sportsday. a quick update on some of the stories we brought you today. my leg out in the billiejean king cup finals, m arata conover great britain, a set up and daybreak up by the look of it in her rubber against germany. you can find that in nation's league matches on the bbc sport website or your bbc sport �*s app. he keeps his place in goal, the teenager. whatever sport you are watching this weekend, have a great

one. good night. hello! there is quite a big change on the way in our weather, a transition to something colder. that cold air right now lurking to the north of us, is going to sink its way southwards as we head through the weekend, but it's not a straightforward process. milder air tries to stage a comeback from the southwest through the early part of next week, before this arctic air really wins out. but as that transition takes place, it may well be that some places see some quite significant snowfall, some ice in the mix as well. and certainly it is going to turn cold for all of us into next week. the first signs of that cold air digging in behind this cold front, bringing a band of cloud and patchy rain southwards across scotland, northern ireland. ahead of that, through the night, england and wales seeing large amounts of clouds and mist and fog patches down towards the south.

behind our weather front, the skies will clear, but there'll be some showers and it will be pretty windy up towards the far north of scotland. gales for the western and northern isles. a touch of frost for some in northern scotland. conversely, where we start saturday morning with this cloud, mist, murk, outbreaks of rain, it will be a milder start to the day. 0ur frontal system continuing its journey slowly southwards through the day. a lot of cloud ahead of it. behind it though, lots of sunshine, but with scattered showers which will be wintry over high ground in northern scotland. certainly a colder feel to the weather, here will stay quite windy in the north as well. still milderfor the time being further south. now sunday getting off to a cold start for many. quite a lot of sunshine around with a scattering of wintry showers. but through the day we see this approaching frontal system from the west bringing some rain into northern ireland, southwest scotland, northwest england, parts of north wales. now this is a warm front and it's going to try to usher in some milder air, but that cold air will still be sitting to the north.

and as this weather fronts and this area of low pressure runs eastwards, that interaction between the milder and the cold air could give some of us some quite significant snow, but there is still a lot of uncertainty about exactly where that might be. but as that low swings away eastwards, all of us will be left in the cold air later next week with some wintry showers.

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